How could you NOT like this album? "Sgt Pepper" Movie Soundtrack!

[Taverner]

Come on! This epitomized the glitz and glamor of the late 70's, marrying Peter Frampton's overproduced rock with the Bee Gee's overproduced Disco!

Add to it Alice Cooper doing the snarkiest Beatles cover in history, and a smorgasbord of 70's pop stars...and you've got a masterpiece!

[khashka]

1. Ok, I got it on pink vinyl

The best thing about it was Alice Cooper....

and Maxwell's Silver Hammer.


Hey, folks, Taverner's being snarky... let's be mean to him :)


Khash.

[Taverner]

2. No love for Earth Wind and Fire?

C'mon - you have to view this album and soundrack with the same frame of mind that you would watching Sid and Marty Krofft shows...

[khashka]

6. Nope, no love

Last time I went to an Earth Wind and Fire concert - no smoke, no coke. WTF?

As for the Krofft brothers, their shows work best when you are either 5 years old or totally fucked up.

Not that I have ever been stoned. Of course not!

Khash.

[Midlodemocrat]

3. Greatest album ever.

Next to Knee Deep in the Hoopla by Starship.

[CanuckAmok]

4. You're forgetting the innovative wireless electric guitar...

...which allowed the guitarist to perform while doing trampoline acrobatics.

[ET Awful]

5. The movie was on TV almost 3 weeks ago . . .

my eyesight and hearing still haven't fully recovered :P

[Beer Snob-50]

7. what beatle cover did alice cooper do?

i refused to see the movie at the time.

[Taverner]

8. "Because"

And its actually pretty funny - he does the whole song in his "I Love the Dead" voice...

[ET Awful]

10. That may be one of the wises decisions you ever made

:P

[Beer Snob-50]

11. Wasn't the guy who produced this debacle

also the same guy who produced tommy the movie.

[no name no slogan]

9. IIRC pre-rehab Aerosmith did a kickass "Come Together" in the film

[MN ChimpH8R]

12. At the time, Deborah Harry wisecracked

that this was the first album ever to ship gold and be returned platinum. At least this fiasco killed off Robert Stigwood as an "entertainment" mogul.

[Taverner]

14. One might even say that without this movie, there would be no Punk

;)

[Bucky]

13. Amazingly, Barry Gibb's cover of 'A Day in the Life' was better than orig.

I'm surprised to see me saying this, but I do prefer the BeeGees' arrangement on a number of Fab Four songs. They just have better voices and I'm a sucker for good harmonics.

[Chemical Bill]

15. I manage somehow. n/t